The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is offering cash prizes to the winners of a T-shirt design contest. Any college student can enter, so if you have any in your midst, and they need to take their mind off the midterms they just finished, tell them to design a T-shirt and win some extra cash.
Details are here: www.cbf.org/tshirtcontes. Good luck!
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thanks for this article...
I really need something like this.
Posted by: Owl City | November 07, 2009 at 10:14 AM